Grimlock doesn't do it naturally, but in the original movie when he was with wheelie, he did a little bit.
I'm still trying to find that movie so I can watch it. I'll have to pay attention to Grimlock then. thank's!
Yeah, I can remember one quote from the movie he said, "Me Grimlock say we on our way", If you would like I can pop the movie in and find out what all he says?
As far as I recall there weren't many at all. Blaster and that annoying Wheelie we rememeber all too easy. Grimlock's rhymes were more one-time in reference to that annoying kiddy. Sky-Byte used Haikus, They typically don't rhyme, Not that it's a rule.
Sky-Byte, the greatest shark around. The greatest shark in town. That is him. I wish I could write Some Japanese poetry. Haiku are so cool. - Coeloptera
Haikus are not hard 'cause they don't have to make sense Refridgerator But seriously Sky-byte speaking in haiku Should have been in Rid. Do minicons count? They didn't use many words Does beep rhyme with bloop?
Basically those two. And honestly, they'll do. Though in normality, They refer to the seasons, and how they will change. And as for Sky-byte While not exculsively so, he spoke some haikus.
No one should ever Compare Blaster to Wheelie One is cool, one lame. It's funny, haiku Began with a larger form Called a Renga Chain. - Coeloptera
Actually, a traditional haiku contains a kigu, a word that indicates the season. Changing seasons are not a key to traditional haiku. That theme, however, is not terribly rare due to the duality and/or contradiction that often appear(s) as well.
Not sure how often Jazz spoke in ryhme but one particular time comes to mind in the episode where Sparkplug was kidnapped and brainwashed he spoke " Into the ocean,Lets be daring, Last one in is a rusty herring". And I also recall Rumble saying something atleast once I believe it was "if on Decepticon turf you happen to tumble, look out robot here comes Rumble". Like I said not sure if these were one time occasions and currently can't recall anymore.
